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<blockquote data-quote="jdmecomber" data-source="post: 1318537" data-attributes="member: 94549"><p>From the beginning of our long range shooting, probably three years now, we struggled.</p><p> </p><p>I am going to throw out some thoughts on reloading and shooting. At this point, I have been able to produce great consistent results in any factory gun I have developed. I think it comes from the constant learning we have done the last three years. </p><p></p><p>There are so many things you have to learn to achieve those consistent results with your firearm. Your shooting could make your perfect reloaded ammo look inaccurate. Your shooting could make subpar ammo look great but once the distance comes into play you won't know why your missing. Factory rounds could make a gun custom/factory make you want to use it for a boat anchor. Until you become an advanced riflemen and learn the ins and outs of everything in the craft. You most likely will always have subpar results. </p><p></p><p>Recently I have been studying why guys want to use an rcbs 1010 from an ohaus 2017 scale. Also in 16 years since the rcbs was discontinued do we not believe that technology has advanced??????!!!!! Of course it has </p><p>I will find the answers and see if it's worth the money to obtain the next tier of results. </p><p></p><p>Anyways. </p><p>Shoot me questions if you would like. Maybe I have tried something you are currently trying, maybe Russ and I will have some words of wisdom</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jdmecomber, post: 1318537, member: 94549"] From the beginning of our long range shooting, probably three years now, we struggled. I am going to throw out some thoughts on reloading and shooting. At this point, I have been able to produce great consistent results in any factory gun I have developed. I think it comes from the constant learning we have done the last three years. There are so many things you have to learn to achieve those consistent results with your firearm. Your shooting could make your perfect reloaded ammo look inaccurate. Your shooting could make subpar ammo look great but once the distance comes into play you won't know why your missing. Factory rounds could make a gun custom/factory make you want to use it for a boat anchor. Until you become an advanced riflemen and learn the ins and outs of everything in the craft. You most likely will always have subpar results. Recently I have been studying why guys want to use an rcbs 1010 from an ohaus 2017 scale. Also in 16 years since the rcbs was discontinued do we not believe that technology has advanced??????!!!!! Of course it has I will find the answers and see if it's worth the money to obtain the next tier of results. Anyways. Shoot me questions if you would like. Maybe I have tried something you are currently trying, maybe Russ and I will have some words of wisdom [/QUOTE]
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